Titlebook: Gandhi’s Wisdom; Insights from the Fo V. K. Kool,Rita Agrawal Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10769-8ogy, provides effective interventions in education, management, health care, athletics, and more. We describe how skill in Gandhian nonviolence, whether individual assimilation of ahimsa and fearlessness or the collective ability for implementing constructive programs and satyagraha campaigns might

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Howard C. Hughes Jr.,C. Max Langand Muslims in Indian society. We discuss the semiotics of othering and the processes of social categorization and social identity in the construction of the other. Gandhi‘s way of un-othering is distinguished from psychological approaches which deliberate more on de-othering and less on un-othering

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Principles of Animal Psychophysics,the lack of progress towards a trusteeship model for all businesses. Part 2 shows how companies with employee ownership achieve Gandhi‘s aims in respect of workers’ trusteeship responsibilities. Part 3 describes initiatives for trusteeship through improved corporate governance. Part 4 sets out how e

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Animal Research and Ethical Conflictin contemporary psychology, it becomes essential to analyze Gandhi’s wisdom for individual development and organizational sustainability. The concept of Calling Orientation in Western research, which talks about the continuous engagement of employees to their jobs in an organization owing to their l

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Robert Garner (Lecturer in Politics)ndividual, social and national life, ethics, and morality. At the base of all his views, including his views on economics, were Ahimsa (nonviolence) and Satya (Truth). He believed in overall human welfare (Sarvodaya), full employment, and trusteeship of all wealth and anticipated many of the complex

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Towards a Conclusion and a Way Forward,st Stanley Milgram refers to Gandhi in his 1974 book on his controversial “obedience experiments” which tested the conditions under which ordinary people obey immoral commands. However, Milgram commentators have largely ignored both resistance and morality in the experiments. This chapter examines w

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